The company has reengineered its RunSmart infrastructure management software using a microservices-based architecture. It is aiming to address the broader infrastructure management market beyond datacenters.

The datacenter engineering services provider has recently pivoted from providing facility construction services to providing design engineering, including forensic analysis of datacenter outages. It has developed a flexible design framework around distributed resiliency.

London is one of the most dynamic and mature multi-tenant datacenter markets in the world, and its providers are growing their supply. This report provides an overview of the market dynamics, a 451 Research Market Map(TM) of the competitors in the area, market share of dominant providers, supply-demand and utilization trends, discussion of planned multi-tenant datacenter builds and insight into the trends - including Brexit, data regulations and cloud dynamics - affecting the market today.

This report provides an analysis of the size and growth potential of the prefabricated modular datacenter market through 2020. Our projections are based on a comprehensive bottom-up market-sizing analysis that incorporates revenue guidance from vendors, estimates and forecasts for each of the more than 50 competing suppliers in this sector. This report also identifies and examines key market trends affecting the prefabricated modular datacenter space.

The former Emerson Electric unit is pushing complete datacenter infrastructure builds rather than piecemeal power and cooling equipment sales. Key to this effort is Vertiv's PFM datacenter business, which it believes will help it win more turnkey datacenter infrastructure projects.

The Luxembourg-based MTDC operator wants to drive down costs through a combination of standardized facility designs and its own management tools. Etix has created a range of datacenter designs that it says are faster to deploy and cheaper to build and operate than comparable custom facilities.

Even after a recent record tech M&A run, dealmakers still had ambitious shopping plans in 2016. Across the globe, tech acquirers announced $500bn worth of transactions in the just-completed year, ranking 2016 as the second-highest annual total since the internet bubble burst. More than any other year, 2016 saw an expansion of buyers beyond the 'usual suspects,' as old-line companies got caught up in transforming their businesses through M&A.